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Despite picking up 5 prizes at this month's Tony Awards, the Sondheim-blessed revival was facing a tough summer at the box office.
The Huntington Theater Company is staging a play based on the seminal J. Anthony Lukas book, reconsidering the legacy of the busing crisis.
A revival of the Fats Waller musical revue emphasizes the blues in its blueprints.
A Bengali-English play and a meditation on the work of Whitney Houston are among the offerings.
Most theaters stopped requiring proof of vaccination this spring. Now they are going "mask optional."
Alexei Ratmansky's "Of Love and Rage," a New York premiere for American Ballet Theater, tells its story through fluent dancing bodies.
After more than a decade of chaos and war, fed-up Libyans are clamoring for peace " and making clear they've had enough violence: "We want to taste life, not death."
Tearrance Arvelle Chisholm's ambitious and sometimes metaphysical comedy playfully tries to tackle thorny issues at 59E59 Theaters.
In Martha Clarke's piece about St. Francis of Assisi, at La MaMa's Ellen Stewart Theater, the song carries the dance.
Amanda Castro, Brinda Guha and Arielle Rosales come from different traditions but share a reverence for the dancers' foundation: the ground.
The orchestra's power in theatrical music was on display in two concerts at Carnegie Hall led by Yannick Nézet-Séguin.
Honoring Pride, Juneteenth and the Fourth of July, the festival features Idina Menzel and Tonya Pinkins alongside poets, fire artists and marching bands.
We spoke to the veteran actress as she returned to work, preparing for the opening of her new Off Broadway show "Corsicana."
Jessica Hecht, Mikhail Baryshnikov and Chekhov himself too often get overwhelmed by this ambitious Arlekin Players Theater adaptation.
Programs at the Joyce Theater feature early works that show how Taylor integrated the radical and the popular.
Championing collaboration and digital projects, Mia Yoo is forging her own path at the experimental theater incubator.
Last year, the 12-foot-tall Syrian girl trekked from Turkey to Britain to find her mother. This fall, she'll visit all five boroughs.
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater returns to Lincoln Center with an anniversary and a premiere by its resident choreographer, Jamar Roberts.
The departure of Aurélie Dupont, who is leaving to focus on personal projects, follows a turbulent time at the esteemed company.
The proceedings are a rare example of a celebrity #MeToo case leading to criminal charges.
The updated musical version of the popular film challenges preconceived notions about the protagonist's appearance. A take on "Oklahoma!" similarly offers a twist on a classic.
Three productions " two fictional walking tours and one "docu-theater" play " weave New York City's landmarks into interactive theatrical storytelling.
"Dance is basically language, like another form of writing," said Purnell, the author of "100 Boyfriends." He is bringing a new solo piece to Performance Space New York.
As a Black woman, she blazed a path Off Broadway with an intuitive grasp of "how a story should be told, particularly a Black story," Giancarlo Esposito said.
Two ambitious scientists are concerned with honey bees in this heady and data-heavy new play, a production of the National Asian American Theater Company.
